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Treasury Strip ?
Ciprico
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What are these:
I assume very similar to a Gilt...?
Would this be a an efficient and safe way to convert income into tax free (capital) gains for unprotected savings...?
I assume very similar to a Gilt...?
Would this be a an efficient and safe way to convert income into tax free (capital) gains for unprotected savings...?
| UK Treasury Strip GBP | GB0030884786 | 3088478 | 0.000 | 7 March 2025 | £92.800 |
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Google on 'treasury strip' and you'll get an explanation, plus details of the pros and cons.Ciprico said:What are these:
I assume very similar to a Gilt...?
Would this be a an efficient and safe way to convert income into tax free (capital) gains for unprotected savings...?UK Treasury Strip
GBP | GB0030884786 | 30884780.000 7 March 2025 £92.800 Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!0 -
Definitely not, as gains on gilt strips are taxed on an annual basis as income.Ciprico said:Would this be a an efficient and safe way to convert income into tax free (capital) gains for unprotected savings...?DMO.gov.uk said:
All gains and losses on gilt strips held by individuals are taxed as income on an annual basis. At the end of the tax year, individuals are deemed for tax to have disposed of and reacquired their holdings of gilt strips at their then current value; any gain (or loss) arising during the year on the holding is taxed (or relieved) as income.1
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